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3964	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What is Atherosclerosis?	Atherosclerosis is a disease in which plaque builds up inside your arteries. Arteries are blood vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood to your heart and other parts of your body.	coronary artery disease 0.563152 inset image 0.482836 plaque 0.761623 chronic kidney disease 0.601955 heart attack 0.555661 oxygen-rich blood 0.867613 coronary MVD 0.431523 extra water 0.384881 arteries 0.983333 Peripheral artery disease 0.518245 entire site 0.401772 medical procedures 0.383531 body 0.406314 main treatment 0.381302 main function 0.381725 dangerous infections 0.385051 unhealthy diet 0.388342 lifestyle changes 0.448486 major arteries 0.561419 Health Topics section 0.485972 blood flow 0.766149 atherosclerosis 0.565891 heart muscle 0.474631 risk factors 0.446161	kidney function 0.385171 ongoing medical care 0.441429 different diseases 0.393851 certain traits 0.382121 normal artery 0.531359 Resources section 0.402282 blood vessels 0.418866 carotid arteries 0.569215 common health problem 0.454478 artery disease 0.590961 renal arteries 0.557693 Coronary heart disease 0.520911 plaque buildup 0.668338 physical activity 0.385396 plaque hardens 0.526742 coronary arteries 0.647234 atherosclerosis-related diseases 0.384984 smallest arteries 0.571827 slow loss 0.386018 normal blood flow 0.494855 chest pain 0.38574 family history 0.3849 blood clots 0.469029	CLICK HERE
4084	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Heart Valve Disease Diagnosed?	Your doctor will diagnose heart valve disease based on your medical and family histories, a physical exam, and results from one or more tests: electrocardiogram (EKG), chest x ray, echocardiography, cardiac catheterization, stress testing, and cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).	fluid buildup 0.281922 main test 0.283417 entire site 0.288517 resonance imaging 0.279347 doctor plan 0.29321 stress testing 0.34864 best way 0.274538 heart valve problem 0.469052 calcium deposits 0.278873 heart tests 0.306855 valve defect 0.349826 signs 0.347394 better image 0.275978 cardiac mri 0.421628 valve defects 0.340929 Health Topics section 0.366361 heart problems 0.377069 heart valve disease 0.97523 radio waves 0.280818 simple test detects 0.348576 certain signs 0.285753 previous heart attack 0.382374 echo results 0.289869	heart rate 0.303801 diagnostic tests 0.276076 chest x ray 0.364108 Resources section 0.289967 sound waves 0.419566 electrical activity 0.281752 chest wall 0.288615 irregular heartbeat 0.282396 primary care doctor 0.392116 doctor 0.577933 heart work 0.306284 doctor assess 0.40456 heart murmur 0.396724 cardiac catheterization 0.372452 cardiac MRI image 0.353514 heart chambers 0.319103 coronary heart disease 0.373512 certain sections 0.276962 heart valve surgery 0.434587 physical exam 0.283423 specific valve problems 0.399411 swollen ankles 0.290806	CLICK HERE
4104	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Are the Signs and Symptoms of Mitral Valve Prolapse?	Most people who have mitral valve prolapse don’t have any symptoms of the condition. When mitral valve prolapse does cause signs and symptoms, they can include: palpitations, shortness of breath, cough, fatigue, dizziness, anxiety, migraine headaches, and chest discomfort. Complications of mitral valve prolapse include arrhythmias and infection of the mitral valve.	left ventricle 0.532165 heartbeat 0.42283 body aches 0.504937 entire site 0.523056 common types 0.509414 atrial fibrillation 0.512033 chills 0.423043 Gum infections 0.501814 Search 0.422536 lungs 0.422722 blood flow 0.515054 troublesome arrhythmia 0.514857 severe backflow 0.586634 AF 0.477715 Resources section 0.522902 list 0.422499 MVP complications 0.602714 mitral valve prolapse 0.754871 infective endocarditis 0.642758 heart chambers 0.508012 MVP symptoms 0.592844 inner lining 0.507134 atria quiver 0.582151 MVP 0.672841 life 0.439299	signs 0.442088 mitral valve backflow 0.985365 common heart condition 0.583307 Health Topics section 0.6277 left atrium 0.53323 valve surgery 0.566247 bloodstream 0.456109 heart rate 0.502536 tooth decay 0.503638 bacterial infection 0.511008 brain 0.438447 blood 0.671434 people 0.494031 major mitral valve 0.749475 ventricles 0.463515 atria contract 0.570671 NHLBI 0.428874 ventricular arrhythmias 0.561022 high blood pressure 0.621933 mitral valve flap 0.68753 blood clots 0.586732 shortness 0.426975 risk 0.439764 time 0.443808	CLICK HERE
4133	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who is at Risk for a Stroke?	Age, race, gender, certain medical conditions—high blood pressure, diabetes, brain aneurysms, and heart diseases—smoking, and family history can raise your risk for a stroke.	nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs 0.266651 higher risk 0.208226 risk factors 0.983092 chronic kidney disease 0.289668 major risk factors 0.404668 heart attack 0.230674 blood vessels 0.430309 birth control pills 0.283575 stroke 0.850682 Coronary heart disease 0.301012 sickle cell disease 0.267643	Certain medical conditions 0.259076 American Indian adults 0.275524 high blood pressure 0.954574 family history 0.26598 repeat stroke 0.354605 Unhealthy cholesterol levels 0.278766 cardiac bypass surgery 0.253491 blood sugar level 0.322668 stroke increases 0.373301 Health Topics section 0.324649 Asian American adults 0.275034	CLICK HERE
4138	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Life After a Stroke	Ongoing care—including heart-healthy lifestyle changes and medicines—speech, physical, and occupational therapy rehabilitation, and mental health care and support can help you recover from a stroke and may even help prevent another stroke. Know the stroke warning signs and call 9–1–1 for emergency help if you think you are having another stroke.	heart-healthy eating 0.497673 external bleeding 0.509091 occupational therapists 0.540569 entire site 0.483268 emergency room 0.480463 lifelong disabilities 0.4885 easy bruising 0.480427 patient support group 0.529224 bowel specialist 0.469513 health care team 0.521151 professional counselor 0.474181 local support groups 0.528363 stroke varies—it 0.596798 heart-healthy lifestyle 0.563453 Heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.555094 routine blood tests 0.543872 Resources section 0.484622 stroke risk factors 0.747179 carotid artery disease 0.543531 blood thinners 0.558218 body cavities 0.475938 medicines 0.615326 severe bleeding 0.514709 heart attack 0.47099	blood cholesterol levels 0.541655 complete sentences 0.472159 main treatment 0.477444 likely need 0.47434 daily activities 0.473549 follow-up visits 0.469546 Health Topics section 0.55417 medical personnel 0.478475 language therapists 0.47104 warning signs 0.555749 statin medications 0.480161 emotional support 0.481785 common side effect 0.470946 muscle weakness 0.47082 healthy weight 0.476622 area medical center 0.527244 stroke 0.933258 people 0.487022 physical activity 0.477845 doctor 0.573147 statin treatment 0.482447 blood clots 0.536719 internal bleeding 0.512388 Ongoing care 0.480494	CLICK HERE
4205	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Cuáles son los signos y síntomas de la aterosclerosis?	Por lo general, la aterosclerosis no causa signos ni síntomas hasta que estrecha gravemente o bloquea por completo una arteria coronaria, carótida, periférica o renal. Muchas personas no saben que tienen la enfermedad hasta que sufren una situación de urgencia médica, como un ataque cardíaco o un accidente cerebrovascular.	principales arterias 0.767432 Coronary Microvascular Disease" 0.678446 renal crónica causa 0.615023	arterias renales 0.960924 enfermedad llamada 0.954354 llamada enfermedad 0.954225	CLICK HERE
4218	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	null	¿Cuáles son las causas de la enfermedad coronaria?	Las investigaciones indican que la enfermedad coronaria comienza cuando ciertos factores lesionan las capas internas de las arterias coronarias. La acumulación de placa o los coágulos de sangre pueden estrechar gravemente o bloquear las arterias coronarias, lo cual reduce el flujo de sangre rica en oxígeno que llega al corazón.			CLICK HERE
4244	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Cómo iniciar y mantener un programa de actividad física	Para comenzar un programa de actividad física y mantenerlo, haga que la actividad física se vuelva parte de sus costumbres diarias, personalice los beneficios, realice actividades con sus amigos y familiares, integre más actividad a sus quehaceres cotidianos, utilice el tiempo para hacer actividad física como una forma de recompensa, lleve un registro de sus logros, realice las actividades sin ponerse en peligro y consulte con su médico.	actividad física forma 0.927975 Your Guide 0.466512 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.660326	Your Heart 0.465656 Physical Activity 0.829505	CLICK HERE
4266	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Heart Failure Treated?	Treatment for heart failure depends on the type and severity of the heart failure. Treatments usually include heart-healthy lifestyle changes, medicines, ongoing care, and medical procedures and surgery.	Physical activity 0.448224 Angiotensin receptor blockers 0.487681 entire site 0.447804 medical procedures 0.446862 Beta blockers 0.447513 health care team 0.476362 irregular heart rhythms 0.501442 active lives 0.449986 ongoing care 0.444024 heart failure 0.953155 blood pressure 0.620906 sudden cardiac arrest 0.471457 resynchronization therapy device 0.475694 mechanical heart pump 0.512591 Resources section 0.449328 blood vessels 0.48616 weight changes 0.444491 ventricular assist device 0.476838 irregular heartbeats 0.445144 future heart attack 0.513442 following medicines 0.461149 heart transplant 0.489371 heart beat 0.474902 treatment 0.457528 Early diagnosis 0.450079	medical treatment 0.444567 medicines 0.481732 heart failure symptoms 0.553919 healthy heart 0.469139 lower blood pressure 0.541658 diseased heart 0.470939 Aldosterone antagonists 0.446849 heart contract 0.469145 heart healthy lifestyle 0.511293 blood sugar level 0.485133 certain medicines 0.461655 end-stage heart failure 0.55906 Health Topics section 0.490282 Isosorbide dinitrate/hydralazine hydrochloride 0.485027 heart rate 0.498612 lower your blood 0.453328 healthy weight 0.447041 Heart transplants 0.470175 Heart-healthy eating 0.462968 doctor 0.494764 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.616017 implantable cardioverter defibrillator 0.477409 high blood pressure 0.564116 severe heart failure 0.686522	CLICK HERE
16524	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	CPAP	CPAP is a treatment that uses mild air pressure to keep your breathing airways open. It involves using a CPAP machine that includes a mask or other device that fits over your nose or your nose and mouth, straps to position the mask, a tube that connects the mask to the machine’s motor, and a motor that blows air into the tube.	breathing airways 0.382489 right time 0.365541 runny nose 0.377552 certain pressure settings 0.44108 entire site 0.379278 data card 0.372018 immediate improvements 0.367395 Visit Nasal CPAP 0.577819 Search 0.314335 lungs 0.315335 sleep apnea 0.463688 medical device 0.437825 different CPAP machine 0.596302 long-term benefits 0.365968 nosebleeds 0.317567 cognitive function 0.365315 CPAP device 0.544962 better sleep quality 0.441116 preterm infants 0.380183 Resources section 0.379488 daytime sleepiness 0.373776 list 0.314312 dry mouth 0.36512 tube 0.373692 clean your mask 0.399268	comfortable mask 0.404018 motor 0.323821 humidifier chamber 0.370403 naps 0.316965 CPAP treatment 0.582236 medical device prescription 0.425124 apnea events 0.380113 CPAP machine 0.90806 disposable mask 0.409545 News 0.314264 Health Topics section 0.447278 mask 0.43526 insurance company 0.368097 auto-adjusting pressure settings 0.440701 irritation 0.315483 positive airway pressure 0.455014 mild air pressure 0.448437 sleep-related breathing disorders 0.441905 doctor 0.40666 sleep doctor 0.388721 NHLBI 0.318683 high blood pressure 0.42497 treatment options 0.374944 pressure settings 0.582701	CLICK HERE